Sentence examples for inciting even more from inspiring English sources

There Ted unloads his jaded angst on an inexplicably sympathetic Kim while her disapproving friend Marci (an amusingly uptight Cassie Beck) attacks Ted for his jaundiced view of relationships and life in general, inciting even more hostility.

In other words, the more fires burn, the hotter the planet will become, inciting even more fires.

Some experts even fear that a Popular Party government may incite even more violence by giving Basque separatists more to complain about.

The botched airstrike that killed Sheik Jabir al-Shabwani, deputy governor of Marib Province, seemed to incite even more violence as a group of armed tribesmen bombed an oil pipeline and attacked the government offices and Republican Palace.

That incited even more howls, including from Mr. Guber, who said in a statement, "I find it surprising that any publisher would be interested in his work of fiction".

In an attempt to earn the public's trust by moderating influence campaigns, it appears the company has incited even more bad will.

The police tried to restrain some of the crowd, and knocked a few people down, which incited bystanders even more.

If Israel acts, it will incite even deeper anger in the Muslim world.

Acts of desperation they may be, but China says the immolators are incited, even paid by the Dalai Lama.

Had a player been named most valuable despite the tie and an award made on the field after the game, the scene would most likely have only incited the fans even more.

"Attempts by the irreconcilable opposition to increase tension even more and incite violence cause particular alarm," Moscow said in a statement.